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Parole committee recalls warrant and ends supervision for man at Orleans Justice Center
Summary
A parole panel recalled a warrant and terminated supervision for a man referred to as 'Mister Smith' at an Orleans Justice Center hearing Aug. 7, 2025, after reviewing his file and noting no identifiable victim.
A Louisiana Committee on Parole panel recalled a warrant and terminated supervision for a man identified in the hearing as Mister Smith on Aug. 7, 2025, after reviewing his file and determining there was no victim who could be identified or located and the charges had been refused.
Why this matters: Termination of supervision ends reporting requirements and any active parole oversight for that individual; the board recorded recall of the warrant and termination during the hearing.
Details from the hearing: Panel members reviewed the file, confirmed the charges had been refused by the district attorney and found no identifiable victim; the chairman said he would recall the warrant and terminate supervision. The panel concurred with recall and termination. The hearing record shows that the panel directed that paperwork be signed so the facility could release the individual as appropriate.
Next steps: Parole staff will process termination paperwork and provide notice to the facility so the individual can be released from supervision status per the board’s order.
